Denver recently earned recognition as one of the best cities in the US for bargain shopping, according to a recent report from BravoDeal.com.

The Mile High City ranked ninth on the list. A key reason for the high ranking is due to Denver having the fourth-highest number of vintage and thrift stores per capita, at 34.47 per 100,000 people. Denver was also reported to have the seventh-highest number of wholesale stores, with 7.12 per 100,000 people.

That being said, here are seven great thrift stores to check out in Denver:

1. Strawberry Mountain

This buy-sell-trade fashion resale store buys and sells clothes, shoes, and accessories, focusing on “self-expression, current trends, and sustainable shopping.”

2. The Common Collective

This vintage boutique offers a curated selection of clothing, jewelry, shoes, and accessories.

3. Boss Vintage

Opened in 1989, Boss Vintage is Denver’s oldest vintage clothing store. According to the store, it even became a source for Hollywood to costume films, including Titanic, LA Confidential, Forest Gump, and more.

4. Garage Sale Vintage

This store isn’t only a great thrift shop – it also includes a bar and live DJs. Guests will enjoy a “full-blown nostalgia trip, designed for those who crave the thrill of the past and the energy of the present.”

5. FERAL

Featuring a huge selection of used outdoor gear and apparel, FERAL Denver has grown into a full assortment outdoor retailer.

6. SecondLove Tennyson

This boutique is eclectic and vibrant, filled with “on-trend, timeless, and one-of-a-kind pieces.”

7. Assistance League of Denver

Find clothing, books, housewares, linens, home decor, seasonal items, and jewelry at the Assistance League of Denver’s thrift store.

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